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Cabbage |
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July 07, 2003 11:53:17pm |
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Mac OS X guide - NOT Mac OS |
Is there a guide for Mac OS X anywhere on the web? All I can find are one for the old OS.
I want to know the correct way to rip audio since there is no EAC on OS X. What can I use to track long wav/aiff files since there is no CD Wav for the OS X.
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 greenone |
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July 08, 2003 06:09:47am |
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Re: Mac OS X guide - NOT Mac OS |
X-CD-Roast (
http://xcdroast.org/) contains the paranoia libraries in it and some folks have reported that they got it to work. I found it a bit difficult to set up and get running but it is possible, if a hassle to use, and I don't believe it supports read/write offsets like EAC does though I could be wrong.
As for tracking, I find there's no point to trying to do it exactly right myself - I just split tracks wherever I want and then use the "shntool fix" command to shift to sector boundaries. Timewise it's a wash - the time I save not making myself blind trying to find which sample to cut, I just use up with shntool fix.
You can also use shntool to track a file - check out Mark Domyancich's site at
http://mtdshn.home.mchsi.com/macosxshn/ for info on that.
--Dave
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Cabbage |
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July 11, 2003 04:27:18am |
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Re: Mac OS X guide - NOT Mac OS |
Seems fine, I tracked it with Sound Studio and all sounds good.
Is there an app that can compare the quality of the aiff's to see if there any differences?
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